What's new in TradingView 2.5.0.4866
Aug 11, 2023
- Screeners, Heatmaps, and Calendars:
- We released a new stock screener, added more data to the Heatmap, and improved our economic calendar.
- New features in the Stock Heatmap: new filters, color schemes, and sorting capabilities, as well as new global equity data including all European stocks
- Check out our beta Stock Screener 2.0, which offers new ways to screen using preset filters to find companies with the most cash or highest growth
- New filters, exchanges and pairs added to the Crypto Pairs Screener
- Our Economic Calendar has a new design and now includes filtering capabilities by topic i.e. “Inflation” or “Labor”
- Charts:
- We released three new chart types and an improved Quick Search to find tools faster.
- New chart types: Stepline, Line with markers, and HLC area
- Quick Search has been improved to also include Financial summaries i.e. display financial information from a symbol page on your chart
- Synchronization of charts within a multiple chart layout
- Reordered the chart types menu to make it more intuitive based on candles, bars, lines, and more
- Recategorized each drawing tool menu and added labels i.e. volume-based, projections, and more
- Repositioned the Auto and Log buttons to the bottom right of the chart’s price scale to pave the way for new releases and in order for these functions to be located more contextually
- Mobile updates — iOS, Android:
- Our free mobile app continues to get better with new brokers, more data, and several other enhancements.
- Now you can set alerts directly on the Symbol screen, and also by swiping left or with a long tap on a Watchlist symbol
- New brokers are now available in the mobile apps: Binance, OKX, BingX, Dhan, Gemini, and Capital.com
- New 10-year date range added for economic symbols
- Reminder: our mobile apps are free on Apple’s App Store and Google Play for smartphones and tablets.
- Web updates:
- Our symbol pages now have more financial data and our new markets page tells you everything about global finance.
- The symbol’s page has been improved with faster load times, more financial data, and a slightly new look
- The financial’s tab on the symbol page now has a search feature to find fundamental data
- You can now watch forward curve on futures’ pages
- Yield curve on bonds’ pages will help see how interest rates differ depending on maturities
- Our new Markets page is freely available and displays a global snapshot of markets
- News pages for specific topics like Corporate activity, Global news, and News flow with filtering capabilities by asset
- Pine Script®:
- Several major updates have come to your favorite coding language.
- Methods will let you use a shorter, more convenient syntax
- Multiple external inputs are now supported
- Major update to the Pine Script® Editor
- New features in Pine Script®: more realistic backtests on Heikin Ashi charts, built-ins to access symbol info, and more
- Social:
- New ways to meet traders and earn money for your content.
- Launched a reward program for the community that pays $100 for publications selected as Editors’ Picks
- New Community page that displays research from global traders, including your own written work, notes, and trade ideas
- Merged public and private chats into one easy-to-use chats section
- Add $Cashtags to idea descriptions to link the symbol
- When publishing an idea to our social network, you’ll now be able to preview your Signature field before publication
- We improved our Streams page, created an Editors’ Picks section for Streams, and added the capability to turn chats on or off during live Streams
- New brokers and data:
- Connect your brokerage to TradingView and execute real trades from the chart.
- Meet our newest integrated broker in Turkey: Osmanlı Yatırım and our latest integrated broker in India: FYERS
- Level 2 data from Interactive Brokers has been added
- Volume data has been added to several popular BIST indices: XU100, XU050, XU030, and XBANK
- New data has been added for all members! Please give a round of applause to our new crypto data partners Pyth, Verse Dex, and Osmosis. We also welcome stock exchange partners The Bourse de Casablanca (CSE), Dhaka stock exchange, and Pakistan stock exchange as well as indices and futures data providers CBOE, FTSE Russell, and TAIFEX (Taiwan)
New in TradingView 2.2.0.4011 (Feb 17, 2023)
- New look and feel:
- We updated the Overview page to include more data and visuals. Investors can study important trends in earnings, cash flow, profit margin, and more.
- As you’ll see in the screenshot below, several improvements will immediately stand out:
- Each financial line item is now more neatly positioned in columns and rows, with drop-down arrows to go deeper into a subsection, and it can be seen by quarterly or annual data.
- We now show year-over-year (YoY) growth.
- Investors can create their own custom bar charts at the top of the page as well by selecting the financial metrics they want to include – just click metric you want to include and the bar chart at the top will do the rest.
- Search for financial metrics:
- Investors will also find a search box in the Statements tab. This search feature can be used to find any fundamental metric in the tab. Type in revenue or something more complex like intangibles or amortization to quickly see specific financial data.
- Follow dividend history:
- Track the payout history for a company including its quarterly dividends paid, rate of change, history of payouts, and the ex-dividend date. For dividend investors, this page will make a game-changing difference by giving more historical perspective on payouts.
- Hello, semi-annual data:
- For companies based in Australia or New Zealand, and even some small caps across Europe, investors can now access semi-annual financial data. Certain parts of the business world do things differently, and they prefer to deal in semi-annual data. We’ve made that possible for companies located in these regions of the world.
New in TradingView 2.0.2.3817 (Jan 6, 2023)
- Welcoming a new broker — Spreadex integrates with TradingView
New in TradingView 1.0.16.3349 / September 28, 2022 (Sep 28, 2022)
- TradingView is adding more and more data to satisfy the needs of all you traders and investors out there — today, we’re welcoming stocks and bonds data from the Tradegate Exchange! Feel intrigued? Click here to learn more.
New in TradingView 1.0.15.3196 / August 22, 2022 (Aug 23, 2022)
- Another week, another piece of good news for our community: please welcome BX Swiss, an exchange delivering data from Switzerland right to your charts.
New in TradingView 1.0.14.3102 / August 3, 2022 (Aug 4, 2022)
- Join us today to celebrate another huge integration — Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) has now opened its doors to TradingView users thirsty for data!
- Established in November 2000, the exchange set straight to work on its goal to empower the United Arab Emirates (UAE) economy and become an innovative, attractive and transparent marketplace. Guess what? They’ve made it — ADX is now the second largest market in the Middle East and lists a wide range of securities, including equities, ETFs, derivatives, debt instruments and more.
- Since ADX aims to develop the nation’s economy, it diversifies its instruments across large and competitive sectors like Banking, Energy, Telecommunications, Financial services, etc. By continuously adding new investment opportunities such as ETFs and derivatives, ensuring sound and accurate transactions, and establishing fair and proper dealing principles to protect their investors, the exchange gives enthusiastic traders access to a vibrant and thriving market. After all, the UAE holds many opportunities — as classics say, this mystical land of culture and innovation is more than it seems.
- ADX data is provided in real time on TradingView, or, if you happen to be a fan of our widgets, you can use them to display the delayed data on your website.
New in TradingView 1.0.13.3080 / July 27, 2022 (Aug 3, 2022)
- One of the most popularly-demanded things to appear in the app was the option to restore tickers and intervals in tabs after restarting it. It’s been a while since the app started to restore tickers for single-chart layouts only, but you can now finalize this feature with complete cover for all kinds of chart layouts. Let us know how it works for you.
- And the next update is our new About tab in Settings that checks for available app updates and gives you an option to manually update the app if there are any. This is only to complement the existing auto-update feature, so you won’t have to constantly check for updates to make sure that you’re up-to-date.
New in TradingView 1.0.11.2890 / July 20, 2022 (Jul 20, 2022)
- New chart locations:
- We’ve increased and diversified the choice of chart layout. You’ll find them in the usual menu for choosing the location of the charts.
- This menu has been updated with the following chart grids most requested by our users:
- 5 charts — 2 above and 3 below
- 5 charts per line
- 6 charts per line
- 7 charts per line
- 8 charts per line
- We’re happy to make using our platform more comfortable for you.
- OKX — new crypto exchange is now live at TradingView:
- TradingView crypto community is now welcome to connect to a newly integrated crypto exchange — OKX. The data for OKX has been available at TradingView for quite some time, now we are happy to launch the full trading integration so users can login to their OKX account directly from the trading panel!
New in TradingView 1.0.10.2830 / June 21, 2022 (Jun 22, 2022)
- Adding images to the chart:
- You might not know that images can be inserted into our charts — well, we’ve just made a special tool to make it even clearer: Image.
- Whether it’s a screenshot, an avatar, another chart, a fav NFT or even a photo of your cat, you can now stick it all directly into your analysis.
New in TradingView 1.0.9.2696 / May 26, 2022 (May 26, 2022)
- New built-in indicator: 24-hour Volume:
- We’ve added a new 24-hour Volume indicator to Pine. It’s designed to calculate the volume of daily trading turnover in a particular currency.
- To use the new indicator, simply open the “Indicators, Metrics & Strategies” tab and select “24-hour Volume”.
- Uniswap: new version — new data:
- For the longest of times, we haven’t had an opportunity to brighten the community’s doorstep with exciting news from the world of decentralized finance. So we thought, let’s fix this.
- As you may know — a year ago — a new version of the Uniswap protocol, Uniswap v3, was released. It delighted users with useful innovations such as concentrated liquidity and flexible commissions, and also showed how innovative and original decentralized exchanges could be. And now you can try all the benefits of the latest version of Uniswap on TradingView, because we’ve added its data on the Ethereum, Polygon and Arbitrum blockchains.
- As always, to access new data, you just need to enter the appropriate prefix in the search box: UNISWAP3ETH:, UNISWAP3POLYGON: or UNISWAP3ARBITRUM:
- Volume Profiles further improvements:
- Your opinion is always very important to us, so we’ve taken into account all the really great feedback on our last Volume Profiles updates. And today we present you some further, super important, upgrades that’ll make working with VP even better and more convenient.
- Bar-based periods for the Volume Profile Periodic Volume (VPPV) indicator:
- As you know, the Volume Profile Periodic Volume indicator allowed building volume profiles for periods of more than one trading day. You could build VPPV on a certain number of days, weeks and months. In today’s update, we are expanding the functionality of the indicator by adding the ability to specify the number of bars on which volume profiles can be built.
- Configuring custom sessions for Volume Profile Session Volume indicators:
- The settings of the VPSV and VPSV HD indicators made it possible to select the necessary session depending on the information on which markets you are interested in. However, there are symbols that are not divided into regular and extended sessions, such as futures or forex.
New in TradingView 1.0.7.2632 / May 12, 2022 (May 12, 2022)
- Two big additions to TradingView’s market coverage:
- Video Snaps:
- Super squeezed for time? We’ve got you covered, with our newly launched weekly video round-up. In these fast-paced, short videos, we cover the stories we found most interesting and lay out all the essential facts you need to know. Have a watch below, and if you like what you see, make sure to like and subscribe so we can get a sense of how useful the content is to you.
- Daily Markets Email:
- If you simply can’t wait between video Snaps, then you can get our most important stories sent directly to your inbox every day of the working week by subscribing to our email newsletter.
New in TradingView 1.0.3.2394 / February 24, 2022 (Mar 29, 2022)
- FTX — now available via TradingView.
- The big day’s finally here. And when we mean big, we mean, really big. Announcing the launch of FTX.com, TradingView’s newest integrated trading partner.
- FTX Trading LTD (FTX.com) was founded in 2019 by MIT graduate and former Jane Street Capital international exchange-traded funds trader Sam Bankman-Fried, and started operating with the goal of becoming the world’s leading cryptocurrency trading exchange. Their motto “Built by traders, for traders”. FTX.com offers innovative crypto products, strives to be an intuitive, yet powerful platform for all kinds of users, and to be the most innovative exchange in the industry. The company had been growing quickly and significantly since it was founded, becoming one of the most respected cryptocurrency exchanges in the world in three years.
- QuickSwap and Co. — new DeFi data on TradingView:
- We’re here today to make all DeFi fans happy — please welcome three more DeFi exchanges on TradingView! Although some of them have already been available for some time, now they’ve been integrated based on the Polygon network.
- QuickSwap is an automated market maker loved by many users for its high speed and lower fees — thanks to Polygon. You can now easily access various tokens and their combinations provided by this exchange without leaving the TradingView platform — just use the prefix QUICKSWAP: and then the ticker you need: for example, QUICKSWAP:WETH.
- The other two exchanges, Honeyswap and SushiSwap, have already been integrated, but before they were only available as based on xDai and Ethereum blockchains accordingly. Now they’re also using the Polygon network, and you can access their data with the prefixes HONEYSWAPPOLYGON: and SUSHISWAPPOLYGON:.
- Crosshair syncing now available in TradingView Desktop app:
- Another day, another great update for our Desktop app! We’ve now introduced Crosshair Synchronization across multiple tabs and windows in the app – this is one of our most requested features, so we’re thrilled to be able to release this for you all. Crosshair Syncing helps you streamline your trading workflow and maximize your multi-display setup with our powerful app. It can also be used in combination with the Tab Linking feature we released in December ‘21.
- Symbol details updates:
- We’re stoked to present to you updates in the symbol details. We’ve made the following useful additions:
- Added notes on symbols. Just click the Add note button in Details.
- You can now write several notes for one symbol: we save the date of their creation so that you can see what the date was and what you thought at the time.
- View notes for all your symbols on one screen, then edit and delete them. Everything’s possible.
- Also, we’ve begun showing the latest news by symbol, so that you always have up-to-date information.
- If you want to customize the contents of the details by symbol, then click on the Settings button and select the information that you want to see in this place on all your devices.
New in TradingView 1.0.2.2294 / February 3, 2022 (Feb 5, 2022)
- Ally Invest integration is now live on TradingView:
- Today we’re happy to introduce our newly integrated US partner: Ally Invest — now available in our Trading Panel, plus the Broker section of the site.
- Ally Invest is a US broker founded in 2005, focused on stocks and ETF products, regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
- Its parent company, Ally Financial Inc. dates back to 1911 when its predecessor, General Motors Acceptance Corporation (GMAC) was founded. Ally Financial Inc. counts approximately 10,000 employees across the U.S., and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (publicly traded, “ALLY”). The company is a great choice for active traders looking for $0 minimum deposits, commission-free investing, easy-to-use trading tools, and 24/7 market access. They also offer a transparent view of fees and costs.
- As further background: Ally Invest is the brokerage arm of the online-only Ally Bank, and it allows them to offer a full suite of financial service products to their clients, no matter if you’re a high-volume trader or a long-term investor. Due to its integration with the banking operations, Ally Invest is also a good fit for investors looking to consolidate all their finances in one place.
- TradingView’s equity-trading community can now simply click on Ally Invest’s icon in the Trading Panel, use their existing broker’s credentials to log in, and start an exciting journey with our new partner directly on TradingView.
New in TradingView 1.0.2.2294 / January 26, 2022 (Jan 27, 2022)
- Hide individual indicator values:
- If you’re a cleanliness-first sort of person who’s been wanting to spruce up your charts for a long time, we’ve got some great news for you: you can now hide the values of individual indicators in the legend and on the price scale.
- It’s very a simple process:
- Open the “Style” tab in the indicator settings.
- Disable the options “Labels on the price scale” and “Values in the status line”.
- Unnecessary values will now no longer distract you from your work.
- Please note that if the settings for displaying indicator labels on the scale and values in the legend are disabled globally (in the general settings for scales and in the status bar for the chart), then — when these options are enabled — values and labels won’t be displayed for individual indicators.
- We hope you find our new option useful and look forward to hearing your feedback and suggestions. Thanks for choosing TradingView.